Silver City Notes From The Tires
Peak R. P. Galt traveled to Maryville Missouri for Dad's day and visited Harold, a freshman at the State Teachers College, before returning home. Mrs. Fannie Meeks came back from Valley Nebraska after a few days with Grandma Meeks who is ninety one and improving. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Myers visited near Tabor with Mrs. Myers’ parents, and Dr. Horace Kehoe of Gladbrook spent a few days with his parents. Mrs. Keehoe was ill but is recovering. The Burgoin and Skerritt families joined at the Rew Burgoin home for dinner.
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Peak R. P. Galt
Maryville
Harold
State Teachers’ College
Mr. Galt
Fannie Meeks
Valley
Nebr
Grandma Meeks
Flynn
Harold Leon
James Burgoin
Marjorie
Dora
Rew Burgoin
Heavy Fire Destroys Hay Barn at Hallam Farm
A fire at the Harry Hallam farm destroyed a hay barn of about one hundred tons plus two binders and several mowers and cultivators. Starting around six, neighbors and the Tabor fire truck could not stop the blaze. The 76 by 26 foot barn had 16 foot cattle sheds on three sides and was heavily insured.
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Tabor
Tabor Beacon
Records Help Poultry Owners Improve Flocks
Iowa poultry raisers report better profits and efficiency after adopting flock records. Mrs. Fred Wagner near Washington notes simple, useful calendar records and improved management versus commercial forms. Dale Allen near Malvern finds year round mash feeding raises income per bird. Mrs. E L Rutting of Gowrie, in collaboration with Extension Service, trap nests and selective mating boost stock. some cockerels now command ten times previous breeding value. Flock record use leads to weighing feed, lighting, balanced rations, year round mash, straw loft, disease prevention, and better marketing for infertile eggs. All cited income gains from small to large after keeping records for years.
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Iowa
Fred Wagner
Washington
Wagner
Dale Alien
Mnear Malvern
Reenard
E. L. Ruteing
Gowrie
Extension Service
FP. A. Staneraon
Conroy
Stanerson
Delinquent Tax List of Mills County A
Readable fragments show a compendium of tax delinquencies in Mills County across townships and ranges. The list mentions numerous property parcels, owners such as Abbott and Goddard, and references to river and Mo River land, with assorted fractions and valuations.
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Mills County
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Silver City
Harry Hallam Farm
3Gn Shoe
Ena
Sarah
Abbott
NW Mo
Johnson
River Tire
River We
Swit
Oak St River
Swat
Watkins
Peria
Watkins Ditch
Watkinstech
Oak Township Township
E. Anderson
Kate A
Goddard
Kate A. Goddard
Sul
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Gig Ee Cogent
Julius A. ‘Anderson
Wee BP
Martha P. Horn
Ase Bag Ney Bey
Ney Sey
BR. G. Goodman
KR. A
R. R
Bellows Falls Law
Inst
Geo. Merritt
B. Osbornnddts
Yoana
Mineola
Plattvhas
Fred Brignteonureee
P Tai
McCartney Awit
Lg Edavineteaey
Peter Langer
Pony Creek
Uae
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McCartney
McCartney L
Abe
NWA
McCartney Pb
McCartney WL
Aolao
Leo
Noiso
New Pony Creek
Pony Cree
Srine
Ao Lee
D. P
Ool -Galiaal Tweed
C.H. Williamson
River
Ari Watkins
Ahaa
Anna
Ana
Watkin
Wallid
Asada
Fulani
Kid County
Glenwood
Tow
Otto Judkins
Anderson T
Nshi
R. Flerson
R. R. Pierson
John Stacey
Wyman Woodrard
Arthur McMahbill
Ely
Erseeen
Isabelle Sweeney
Glenwood Township
H. H. McKnight
Jamison
M. Estes
Wyman Woodyard
Fay Wright
Indiad Creek
Florence BE
Fred R. Henderson
Libbie Parker
Ingraham Township
Zack Hilliard
Hrange
M. J Humston
L. H. Zandere
Lyons Township
Watkins Hite
Saeco
NEY Watkins
NEY Watkins Ditch
NEW Watkins Ditch
Watking
New Nwk
Cen Mesa
Berney McCartney
Ehh McCerth Sree
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